And I am usually the one to tell people to stay away from monster corporations with too many standard procedures and little boxes one has to fit into.

I use mechanical robots to write letters for me.

@Micah LundstromI don't know the market at all... but I suspect it would be better than trying a monster BRRRR as your first deal

Be consistent.Well I am not sure about you all, but as a NASA robotics scientist, an Aerospace engineer, and Mathematician, .... if something doesn't work, I definitely am not going to do it some more and "stay consistent" right?

Annoying but then again we usually only get monster snowfalls 2-3 times a year.

As for utilities, yes, most (all the ones I’ve seen) duplexes have separate utilities (especially electricity), but in a monster house situation or cottages on one property may have on water / sewer bill and use trash receptacle (garbage).

Congrats @Rashad K. looks like it was a monster of a project but you took it on and came out victorious.

You created your own monster. 

Large Units with decent floor plans, but somewhat of a monster house.

There are properties that are cashflow monsters that I personally wouldn't touch with a ten-foot pole because they'd be such a hassle to own and manage...and there are properties that are mediocre cashflowers, but I hold them because they're minimal work to manage and have incredible appreciation.What is the grade of this property and neighborhood, and what types of tenants would it attract?